Ellen DeGeneres Teams Up With Discovery To Lend Her Voice For A Documentary On Endangered Species

The film, streaming on Earth Day, April 22 (21), marks the first time Ellen has narrated a documentary.

Ellen DeGeneres To Narrate Endangered Species Documentary As Part Of New Discovery Deal (Photo Credit: Instagram/ELLEN DEGENERES)

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Ellen DeGeneres has signed a new deal with bosses at science and nature channel Discovery to produce specials, series and documentaries.

The new agreement will launch with Endangered, a documentary about earth’s dwindling species, which the animal-loving Finding Dory star will narrate and executive produce for the Discovery+ streaming platform.

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The film, streaming on Earth Day, April 22 (21), marks the first time Ellen has narrated a documentary.

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“I’m so excited to partner with Discovery,” DeGeneres tells Deadline. “I’ll get to discover all kinds of things about incredible animals. For instance, did you know the Ring-Tailed Lemur’s tail is longer than its body? I think that’s his tail. I hope that’s his tail. I have so much to discover with Discovery.”

The new film chronicles the efforts of conservationists compiling the latest version of The Red List – the most comprehensive record of the world’s rarest species. (KL/DL/LOT)

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